Scotland show 'dirty side' but Greece tie 'not dead'
Scotland showed "a different side" to their game as they beat Greece in the first leg of their Nations League A play-off, according to head coach Steve Clarke.
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Scotland do 'dirty side' but Greece tie 'not dead'
Scotland showed "a different side" to their game as they beat Greece in the first leg of their Nations League A play-off, according to head coach Steve Clarke.Yahoo Sports - 18h -
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